Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-09-17

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as be came up said: You're not the
man | want to see. Where is the man
who drove the black team?" I told
him to go to HI; that l was not keep
ing track of anyone's team. There
were ,wo MN. He saw them again
in the alley west of Pearl street, and
passed them. In about twenty minutes
he heard a shot fired. There was an
attempt made by the defense to i'm
peaca the testimony OF the witness by
a contradiction of his present testi-
mony with that given during the Ar
ensdorf trial. The witness became
evidently confused and it seemed CON
tradicted his testimony. The witness
was run into very deep water. He
seemed on that particular night to have
taken especial notice Of very small oc-
currences, and when asked as to nm
details became confused. When he
left the stand it was the general i'm
preston that the prosecution had not
made anything by putting him on the.
stand.
After a recess of five minutes Mr..
James Scollard was put on the stand.
He testified 10 leaving the council
chamber on that night with Alderman
Grady and going to Junk's saloon, and
on coming out met the defendant and
tire" Others, George Trieber amongst
them. They were then standing and
talking for several minutes. IL would
be hard for him to say 10Y long a
time elapsed from the time he saw these
parties leave the saloon and heard the
shot. He thought, however, it was be-
tween ten and fifteen inmates.
On cross-examinatiou-A rcnsdorf
and Leavitt were in there but did not
notice how they went cut. An effort
vas made to impeach his testimony by
showing a contradiction with his testi-
mony in the Arensdorf trial.
Alderman Grady was the next wit
ness called. His testimony was that
he saw the party in the saloon. All
went out together after Leayiit had
purchased some cigars. Was along
with Scotland, and his testimony was
the same.
Cross-examined-Mr. Il. G.. Grady
did not notice anybody coming in the
saloon. Leayitt saw some pay for
the hack, land thea almost immedi-
ately' never mind the hack is paid for.
Adjourned at noon.
Harry l., Leavitt was next called.
He testified as to the saloonkeeper's
meeting; Of The presence Of Munchrath,
Arensdorf, Treiber, Piath and others at
the meeting; Nunchrath said the adj
mission fee would be all right; was told
10 wait q time after close of meeting;
Arensdorf, Munchrath, Treiber, Slmen-
son and witness remained; Treiber said
he had two Germans to whip Walker
and Haddock; Munchrath asked what
kind of man Moriarity was; said he
was a fighter; promised to see him next
day; Munchrath and witness saw Mort
arity. but he would not do it; the even
ing of the killing, a little after 9
o'clock, met Trieber, Munchrath and
others at English Kitchen; some one
said Haddock had gone to Greenville;
Munchrath or Trieber proposed follow
ing in a hack; Peters, Trieber, witness
and another party got hack and fol
lowed Haddock; came back and stopped
at Junk's and met Arensdorr and Plath
there; when word came that hack was
cack containing Haddock all went
west to corner of Water street; as Had
dock was crossing the street Arensdorf
passed him, turned and fired; Arens-
dorf and Peters a on the bridge.
Il. McAllIster testified that on the
night of the murder he saw several
men run across the bridge AT the corner
of Fourth and Water street.
L. the Whole Hideous Catalogue.
OF diseases. there were none which, previ-
ious to tn discovery ofHoste tiers Stomach
bitters, offered more form d6ble resistance
10 the @ Il fashioned modes of treatment
than The group Of maiadtes which, under
tha collective pame OF malariai diseases.
afflicted entire communities that suffered
hopeleSSly. fhills md fever, dumb
gu ague ctke and bilious remittent
We're once regarded as well nigh ia
durable Now it r~eJoiccs the hearts of thous-
subject to the V STATION OF malaria, to feel
certain that in the bitters they possess a
certain defense against the scourge. a sure
means OF eXpeliing lis poison from the Sys-
tenn. To the set Ter In the far y est, the new
em'grant thi her, n to travellers and tour
lists by land and sea. the possession of this
pleasant safe guard Is ii guaranty OF safety
frs al disease which they might vainly seek
from any other source.